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PwC reveals 84% of Thai businesses seriously affected by COVID-19 A recent survey indicates that the ability to return an organization to normalcy is the key to future success. More than 80% of companies in Thailand that participated in PwC's Global Crisis Survey 2021 (Thailand edition) said their businesses had been affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, pointing to the ability of businesses to recover. It will depend on the organization's strategy for adapting to normal conditions. Thailand survey report It is part of a global survey. The survey asked 2,814 business leaders from 73 countries,
with 52 respondents from Thailand, on the guidelines. or methods Phone Number List used by Thai companies to deal with the spread of the COVID-19 virus Including the lessons that companies have learned from this crisis. as well as preparing to deal with future events. Mr. Pansak Setthathien, Risk Advisory Partner, PwC Thailand, said 84% of respondents revealed that Their business The respondents also stated that Business operations and supply chain management are the areas most affected. Due to transportation limitations That causes imports to stop and production to slow down. Moreover, the next constraint is the problem of employees. and financial liquidity However, respondents have adjusted various work processes and operations to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.
This is in line with respondents from around the world, including the use of new technology. Delaying investment to manage liquidity and developing and improving various work systems so that employees can work outside of the workplace. There has also been a change in communication methods with important stakeholders. which these changes It has created new challenges for Thai business leaders. Mr. Pansak gave his perspective on the matter saying, "If there is a lack of adequate monitoring and monitoring of the remote working system, This will provide an opportunity for bad actors to take advantage of the system's weaknesses. The bad actors can pose as co-workers. or trustworthy organization By tricking them into transferring sensitive information, even though organizations have been smoothly enforcing remote work policies in the past, But there may be risks. from the high level of data theft and violations in various forms,
with 52 respondents from Thailand, on the guidelines. or methods Phone Number List used by Thai companies to deal with the spread of the COVID-19 virus Including the lessons that companies have learned from this crisis. as well as preparing to deal with future events. Mr. Pansak Setthathien, Risk Advisory Partner, PwC Thailand, said 84% of respondents revealed that Their business The respondents also stated that Business operations and supply chain management are the areas most affected. Due to transportation limitations That causes imports to stop and production to slow down. Moreover, the next constraint is the problem of employees. and financial liquidity However, respondents have adjusted various work processes and operations to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.
This is in line with respondents from around the world, including the use of new technology. Delaying investment to manage liquidity and developing and improving various work systems so that employees can work outside of the workplace. There has also been a change in communication methods with important stakeholders. which these changes It has created new challenges for Thai business leaders. Mr. Pansak gave his perspective on the matter saying, "If there is a lack of adequate monitoring and monitoring of the remote working system, This will provide an opportunity for bad actors to take advantage of the system's weaknesses. The bad actors can pose as co-workers. or trustworthy organization By tricking them into transferring sensitive information, even though organizations have been smoothly enforcing remote work policies in the past, But there may be risks. from the high level of data theft and violations in various forms,